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Futuro poliédrico del fenómeno social a principios del siglo XXI

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  • Futuro poliédrico del fenómeno social a principios del siglo veintiuno
  • Futuro poliédrico del fenómeno social a principios del siglo 21

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"The book Polyhedral Future of the Social Phenomenon at the Beginning of the 21st Century delves, with the depth required by the Academy, into the folds of contemporary social reality, revealing its multiple faces like a kaleidoscopic prism. The authors dissect phenomena such as urbanization in Latin America, the social memory of the disappeared and the tensions between development and violence in Colombia's Puerto Tejada, evoking Aristotle's words: "The human being is an individual [condemned to be] civic" (zoon politikón) in an era, like ours, beset by conflicts. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the text explores the coexistence between queer and Catholicism, the rise of new forms of digital citizenship and the challenges of a new model of migration, climate migration. In short, this work is a scholarly compendium that examines the challenges and opportunities facing society in this convulsive century, illuminating with the sharp eye of the paths of the social future the surrounding reality that is, ineluctably, polyhedral"-- Provided by publisher.

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  • Date: 2026-09-11T20:18:40.344328+00:00
  • Agent: cbc
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  • Derived from: 24018779

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  • Date: 2026-09-11
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